15 Billion Toman Injected into Komeleh Municipal Fleet: From Firefighting to Waste Collection and Funeral Transport

Komeleh's mayor announced the purchase of three service vehicles worth 15 billion toman, a new investment aimed at strengthening the municipal vehicle fleet and improving service delivery to citizens.

The mayor of Komle announced the purchase of three service vehicles with a credit of 15 billion tomans. A new investment aimed at strengthening the motor fleet and improving the level of service to citizens.

According to the reporter of Ambassador Arjan Gilan, Majid Hassanzadeh, the mayor of Komle, announced the purchase of three heavy and light vehicles to strengthen the municipal service fleet of this city and stated: A total of 15 billion Tomans were spent on the purchase of these vehicles, including a fire truck, a garbage truck and a deceased vehicle. Pointing to the importance of providing equipment needed by urban management, he added: Strengthening the municipality's motor fleet provides the basis for improving services in various urban areas and increasing the operational capacity of the municipality. The mayor of Komle stated that there are currently 9 light and heavy vehicles in the municipality's motor fleet, and clarified that the development of urban facilities and equipment is pursued with the aim of better responding to the needs of citizens and improving the quality of public services.